External Trigger Adjustments?

[SkeL]

Does anyone know how they did this? Is it a plastic piece that gets fatter as you screw a certain way, and has a permanent set screw? I'm just making this stuff up because I have no idea how they did this. Anyone know?

[ZOnE]

the screw probly has a threaded hole in the middle in wich the trigger ajust screws go into, i dunno if that made any sense to you or not, here is a crappy pic i made in paint

[Sinner]

The trigger has a couple of fixed pins, one at each end of the horizontal part. The wheels effectively have a slope on one surface, so that as you rotate a wheel you'll be moving the pin underneath and thus that end of the trigger up or down as appropriate. Hopefully that made sense. :)

[SkeL]

something like this?

[wdp child]

zone i think your picture confused me further.

[BlueC&CIR3]

i was wondering the same thing, but it does have a permanent set screw.

[Emmit]

Originally posted by BlueC&CIR3
i was wondering the same thing, but it does have a permanent set screw.


according to Russ the set screws are there to lock the wheels in place to ensure that you can't make any adjustments on the field.

[kylelynch]

thats right emmit, but when you adjust the tig and you tighten the set screws it moves the little adjusters, makeing your perfect tig into a non work POS. :)

[Emmit]

or you could hold the wheels so they don't move

[warpedx]

There are set screws on each side of the grip. They felt pretty firm, once you tighten them down I doubt you'll have trouble with the trigger moving.